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Republicanism

October 2023

  • Paul Karp

    The Agenda
    Can republicans rally after Australia’s resounding no to constitutional reform on the voice?

    Paul Karp
    The support of a bare majority is a poor start before scare campaigns start. Could shock news from the UK shake us up?

June 2023

  • A couple eating Chiko Rolls with cups of tea

    Want to celebrate the king’s birthday but don’t support the monarchy? Here are some fun ideas

    Jess Harwood
  • Margaret Gardner speaks to the media as Daniel Andrews looks on

    Republican Margaret Gardner to be king’s representative in Victoria as governor

May 2023

  • Australian prime minister Anthony Albanese

    Australian Politics
    Essential Report: the budget fails to impress – Australian Politics podcast

  • At times there has been almost a political fear to building closer ties with the UK, clouded as they are by perceptions of colonial forelock tugging.

    Australia’s relationship with Britain must grow beyond the crown

    Trent Zimmerman
  • Thomas Keneally

    For Australia the question is not Charles or the coronation – but whether we at last become a republic

    Thomas Keneally
  • Nova Peris

    Commonwealth Indigenous leaders demand apology from the king for effects of colonisation

  • What coronation? Many Australians don’t know when it’s on and few seem inclined to recite the oath

  • Anthony Albanese says an Australian republic referendum is not ‘imminent’ in Piers Morgan interview

  • Why the king’s coronation will be a muted affair in Australia

April 2023

  • Anthony Albanese meets Xi Jinping during the G20 summit in Indonesia last November.

    Australia news live
    PM reportedly issued invitation to visit Beijing – as it happened

    This blog is now closed.

December 2022

  • News glossary
    What is a referendum and how can it change Australia? | News glossary

    Referendums are a rare chance to change the rule book of Australian politics: the constitution, Matilda Boseley explains

October 2022

  • One Nation leader Pauline Hanson in the Senate chamber at Parliament House in Canberra, Tuesday, September 27, 2022. (AAP Image/Mick Tsikas) NO ARCHIVING

    ‘Don’t criticise us’: Australian Monarchist League defends welcoming Hanson and Deves as speakers

    Australian Monarchist League tells members it’s important to ‘bring on side’ all opposed to republic
  • The outgoing Australian Republic Movement chair, Peter FitzSimons

    Australian republicans must support the Indigenous voice referendum or risk losing theirs when the time comes

    Thom Woodroofe and Tully Fletcher
    A republic is not a given, and its supporters have some hard truths to grapple with about the 1999 failure and what has changed since then

    • Paul Keating speculates King Charles could renounce UK monarch’s claim on Australia

    • ‘Socialism sucks’ stickers on display as CPAC Australia stokes fears of Indigenous voice

    • Peter FitzSimons to step down as ARM chair as Abetz attacks republic campaign’s ‘elitism’

September 2022

  • Matt Thistlethwaite, the assistant minister for the republic

    Labor says time is coming for republic debate as monarchists claim it’s giving itself a ‘head start’

    Albanese government says Indigenous voice is its priority and any move away from monarchy is not going to come quickly
  • AUSTRALIA-BRITAIN-ROYALS-QUEEN<br>Australia's Prime Minister Anthony Albanese speaks during the national memorial service to celebrate the life of Britain's Queen Elizabeth II in the Great Hall of Parliament House in Canberra on September 22, 2022. (Photo by AFP) (Photo by STR/AFP via Getty Images)

    Full Story
    The road to an Australian republic – with Lenore Taylor

    In this episode of Full Story, Jo Tovey talks to Lenore Taylor and Mike Ticher about the path forward for an Australian republic.
  • The Australian Republic Movement reignited its campaign the day after the national day of mourning. It had paused for 14 days after the Queen’s death ‘out of common decency’.

    ‘The Elizabethan era has ended’: what is the path forward for Australia’s republicans?

    Republicans are facing a battle for the hearts and minds of ordinary Australians who are firmly in the ‘if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it’ camp
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